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If the battery reacts in an alarming way, and its safe to do so, move the device away from anything that can catch fire and call 911

SECURE: Vado has anti-theft lock built right into the bike

The bikes Brose TF Sprinter motor is the star of the show, with a range of smooth-feeling pedal assistance from subtle to substantial

Pros: Approachable trike with mid-step frame that offers very low stand over height and allows most riders to comfortably place both feet flat on the ground when seated, also makes getting on and off the bike much easier compared to a high step Motor inhibitors cut power to the motor whenever the brakes levers are depresses, ensuring the shortest possible stopping distance, this is especially important on a bike like this that is meant to carry heavy cargo Display is pretty bright and can be seen in broad daylight and also at night since its backlit, also has quite a bit of information on hand and is larger which makes reading easy Half grip twist throttle on right allows the trike to be ridden more like a moped or a scooter instead of only like a traditional pedal assist electric bike, also works well to help get the trike moving from a standstill and to override the pedal assist when in lower settings Flick bell is located in an ergonomic position between the grip and the brake lever, making for a natural reach that allows the bell to be used without repositioning hands, also keeps the handlebars a little less cluttered Stem is adjustable angle and can be raised for a more relaxed and upright riding style and to reduce reach, or lowered for a more efficient and streamlined riding style and to extend reach, this is great since the frame only comes in one size and should help accommodate a larger range of rider heights Headlamp runs off the main battery and is controlled through the display panel, it offers a decent beam pattern and makes you more visible, this is nice since the bike only comes in black which isnt the most visible color at night and is lower (as with most trikes) so cars might not see you as easily Front steel fender is rigid and strong and doesnt bounce around when riding, the rear tires may splash up, but they arent directly behind you so you could still stay dry and clean Fat tires offer tons of traction and increased suspension thanks to the high air volume, they also help to ensure the front wheel doesnt slip since thats where the motor is located, if you lower the tire pressure this e-trike can actually ride on softer sand, snow, or loamy trails Front suspension helps dampen some of the shock from bumpy roads, this is especially useful for trail riding or just for less than ideal streets Seat post has suspension and quick release to adjust the height, as well as a hinge to flip the saddle forward for removing the battery without having to take the entire seat post out, the suspension here helps make for an even smoother ride as well Battery is locking and removable and has the charging port at the top so it stays clear of the cranks when its plugged in, this helps ensure the cord doesnt get snagged when its plugged in which could potentially damage the battery Included rear cargo rack bolts down to the frame to keep it nice and sturdy, it also has an included liner with a vinyl coating to help keep rain and moisture out and reduce rattling, theres also a zippered top which helps to keep cargo safely inside the bag and lower the center of gravity for improved stability Bike is surprisingly well balanced despite the 82 pound curb weight as the motor is in the front and the battery is behind the seat post Double sided plastic chain guard helps keep the chain from popping off towards the inside and outside, also helps to keep pants/legs/dressed clean while pedaling Cons: Mostly entry level components like mechanical disc brakes, Shimano SIS Index Trigger shifter, Bafang motor, etc., though it does come with Shimano Altus derailleur which is a step up from the base Tourney model Mechanical brake levers dont offer as much adjustability as hydraulic and can require more hand effort to pull, this might make it difficult for riders with extra large or extra small hands to grasp the levers and might reduce their braking efficiency Display isnt adjustable without tools and cant be angled on the fly to eliminate glare, I do love that its large and easy to read, and the integrated USB port below Grips arent locking and can spin around under heavy torque, stitching might also wear over time and make the grips unravel entirely, they are just more basic parts but could be easily and affordably upgraded with something like this which can accommodate the twist throttle on the right Headlamp is affixed to the arch on the suspension making it unsuspended and therefore more prone to bouncing around and potentially even coming loose and dipping down when hitting a big bump, it could rattle loose over time and the beam just wont be as steady The rear light is independent and requires the extra step of turning on and off for each ride, its easier to forget or to run the batteries out Steel fender in front is sturdy and quiet, but it can rust over time if its scratched through the paint all the way to the metal Motor placement in the front wheel makes the wheel more prone to slipping when tackling loose or wet terrain, motor is also quite noisy at higher power and speed compared to some others I have tested Only comes in one frame size 16 inches and one color: black, this might limit some riders from riding the trike comfortably and the black and red color scheme might not be to everyones taste Cadence sensor has a delay of about 1 second from the time pedaling begins to the time the motor actually activates and deactivates, this can make it feel like the bike is working for the rider instead of with them, also can make for a jarring back and forth ride, the first level of assist feels natural but 4-5 can feel too powerful Rear brake rotor is smaller 160 mm and only applies braking pressure to one of the rear wheels, this makes the bike pull towards the right side when braking and can increase the tendency for it to tip if braking while turning Trike design is prone to tipping and this can be extremely dangerous for people unfamiliar with this design, strong caution is recommended to riders for when they first try this bike out and I probably wouldnt raise the top speed There is a bit of a communications gap with the company which can make getting questions answered sometimes difficult, also the direct order only nature means the bikes must be assembled by the buyer and sometimes not all the pieces fit correctly, the box is huge and heavy when it arrives When riding off-road, the front fender bounced around a lot and made some noise, same with the long chain and maybe the basket